Local Newsprint Rates and Subscriptions Updated
The notice lists second class matter details for Scarvin Bager and Balter BP Phones in 1888 with subscription prices by period. It notes monthly, six month, and annual rates, including foreign postage, and mentions Associated Press republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarvin Bager Balter BP
Carrie
Gagerat
Ae Erie Eee
Associated Prew
Associated Frees 19
Elf
Poze Dispatches
Farewell To Summer It’s Harvest Time
The article marks the start of fall noting harvest month and apple picking time. It mentions oysters in season, children returning to school, and elder siblings going to college as well as impending drafts and vacations ending. It references the equinox and changing colors with hopes for a nicer October.
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Citadel
Oil County
Let’s Not Question Newlywed Patriotism
The piece notes that many couples wed in July and August over the years and urges not to rush to label draft dodging. It suggests dates were set months in advance and some couples marry to await service timing, arguing a war might end before deferments are needed.
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Bella Peal
Dave
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest FABLES
The poem speaks of table manners and hosting versus everyday use of fine tableware. It contrasts formal at-home etiquette with casual dining and comfort, imagining a simpler, warmer dining scene without elaborate silverware. A stray line notes a peat specimen count in a university herbarium, unrelated to the poem.
Washington Column Chinese Reds On Manchurian Border Have Capital Puzzled
A Washington column analyzes Chinese Red Army movements at Manchurian border as a potential bluff or prelude to a major clash over Korea. It notes Russian concerns, U S wartime posture shifts, and possible implications for Far East power balance.
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Washington
U. S
Manchurian
South Korea
Leningrad
Iran
Turkey
Greece
Russia
Baku
Korea
Vladivostok
Japan
Asia
United States
Far East
New Feht
Moscow
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Dairen
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
Rev George W Neck visited the Muir office with a vane cut in Scotland 340 years ago on the site of Bannockburn. The water company will pump from Antietam Creek to ensure Angerstown’s supply. George W Board of New York and others traveled by the pew brewery delivery truck built by Autocar Co in Philadelphia to Williamsport.
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George W. Neck
Muir
Scotland
Bantockburn
Nick Hie
Antietam
Angerstown
George W. Board of
New York
Barteis
Baltimore
Leiter
K. Cushwa
Williamsport
Potomac
Pew Brewery
Phits
Idecpitia
Autocar Co
Iship
Barbs by Hal Cochran on droughts and diversions
The column jokes about drought weather and drastic summer steps. It notes fewer whales might exist and hints fishermen stories could be true. The piece references a twelve hour headline and a woman possibly getting a fur coat she desired.
Trouble on a Boston Street Sparks Water District Meeting
Twenty years ago a Roxbury street suffered a string of crimes including robberies and an attempted robbery. City officials planned an early meeting to discuss measures for improving safety and ensuring water supply to the new correctional district.
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Ate Pen
City Orciaiy
Roxbury
War Front Roads Through Korea vivid with danger and dust
Reporter BILL ROSS describes a journey along a Korean front signposted by danger forward arrows. mud, dust and rain mix with tense scenes as American troops move toward a quiet sector while occasional counterattacks and casualties remind readers of war’s harsh reality. Sean Morgan, son of Mr and Mrs Morgan, is noted for earning a scholarship at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
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Bill Ross
Yongiu
Korea
Othe
Sean Morgan
Morgan
Boonshero
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Chester Springs
Academy
Contryside
von Pass
America
Agarden
Local pageant crown repeats amid chaotic battlefield imagery
The report describes Mrs. BOOBS Read winning the feminine tile at Fountains Head Crantry Tab for the second year, defeating Mrs. Lynn Bran and others. The piece interjects wartime phraseology about Allied lines and casualties, creating a jumbled portrait of victory and conflict.
Medical Insurance Campaign Launches in Maryland
Dr. Lusby assists in launching the Maryland Medical Service membership drive to cover over 1 000 Blue Cross groups. The program offers protections for employees and dependents against medical costs with group rates for individuals 1 70 for couples and 3 40 for families. Doctors bills are paid for singles with incomes under 2800 and high income subscribers receive partial payments. Roald Amundsen is noted in an unrelated line.
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Frank F. Lisby
Maryland Medical Service
Blue Cross
How Fo Kee Wht By Dr. Theodore & Van Deilen, Wid
An article on neurotic manifestations notes about one third respond to treatment, with a middle aged man example showing how anxiety can create cardiac symptoms without heart disease. It explains emotional roots, immature development, and the mind’s influence on bodily distress.
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Theodore &. van Deilen
Wid
Cnver
Sto
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Just Folks
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Perta
Treasury Narcotics
Curetoma
U.S
Bureau of Narcotics
Harry J. Antlinger
Smithsonian Institution
National Air Museum
Wright Brothers
Lindbergh
Chicago
Congress
Edward W. Barrett
State Department
Barrett
Mr. Ringling
Ainal
Mr. Barrett
Miss Fancy
Bevis
Lieutenant Hogan
Corporal Bevins
Yesteryears
Hal Cochran
Lepath
Boyle
Aiden
Kaybee People’s Store
W. Washington St
Westinghouse
McEwen’s Furniture Co
Potomac Street
Keller Shank
Antherine
Canidae
Dr. Lusby
Roald Amundsen
Norway
South Pole
House of Lord's
Ies
Mussiernan
Wen Dec
W. D. Cunningham
E. Franklin Street
Doc. van Bellen
B.D
B. W
F. C
J. N
Jaced Coffee
L. J
H & T Maytag
W. Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Saum's Credit Jewelers
Jonathan Street
Clarence A. Cosens
Oute 2
Boonsbers
Teale Te
Ly Iy
Tel Samly
Dangu
Kalamazoo
S. Main Street
Chambersburg, Pa
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